The 2022 Major League Baseball season has reached its , and the pennant races are about to heat up. The Yankees and Astros have huge division leads and appear to be locks for the postseason from the American League, while the Twins, Guardians and White Sox are in a three-way battle for the AL Central crown. In the National League, the Dodgers have opened up a sizable league in the NL West, and it’s shaping up to be two-team races in the other two divisions with the Mets and Braves in the NL East and the Brewers and Cardinals in the NL Central.<\/p>\n

With three Wild Card births in each league, however, plenty of teams remain in the hunt. All four teams in the AL East behind the Yankees are in the Wild Card race, including the long-dormant Orioles who ripped off before the All-Star break to get to .500 and stir postseason hopes in Baltimore for the first time in recent memory. The Mariners entered the break on a and are squarely in the AL Wild Card race. The Padres and Giants are unlikely to catch the Dodgers in the NL West but are solidly in the mix for an NL Wild Card spot along with the Phillies, whose divisional dreams are fading behind the Mets and Braves.<\/p>\n

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